California game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at how someone might be liable for trademark infringement if they use another company’s mark when advertising their game project, as well as an affirmative defense to this infringement.
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck takes a look at the latest news in the legal battle between the makers of the Bang! and Legend of the Three Kingdoms card games. This decision shows that judicial rulings on game copyright protection may be shifting in favor of more protection.
California game lawyer gives a short overview of personal jurisdiction, as it might relate to game development. Knowing where a developer can get sued in the U.S. may help to explain why Terms of Service agreements exist.
On Aug. 6, 2014, video-streaming website Twitch.tv announced that it would implement a new system, similar to YouTube’s ContentID, that would automatically flag and mute unlicensed audio in certain videos. Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at this new system and some of the criticisms of Twitch.
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at two big mistakes that developers make in their contracts. These mistakes could cause big trouble down the road and should be avoided at all costs.
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at the five major legal challenges that game developers should be concerned with. Gaining some knowledge and protection in each of these areas can save a huge amount of time and money.
Thinking of using a DIY legal site like LegalZoom for your game development legal needs? California game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at some of the reasons why you should think twice before you get a raw deal.
California game lawyer Zachary Strebeck examines the cancellation of Kickstarter-funded game Yogventures! from a legal perspective.
California game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at the facts and the law behind a lawsuit filed by former Panamanian dictator against game publisher Activision Entertainment.
Attorney Zachary Strebeck looks at another fatal mistake that mobile developers and website owners make in their Terms of Service. This is one that could render any clause unenforceable due to an “illusory” promise.
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